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Baby blue sweater for a 6-10 win span: Pacers' Aaron Nesmith's outfit made by IU student
On his tunnel walk before the April 11 game, Pacers' forward Aaron Nesmith sported a baby blue sweater and orange koi fish accents, a look created for him by IU fashion design major Jenna Reed, who was connected with the chance to style the Pacers' forward by IU merchandising alum and style broker Dan Solomon. The Indy Star reported the story.
Aaron Nesmith to wear outfit designed by IU student before final Pacers home game
From the sewing lab to the NBA: Eskenazi fashion design student Jenna Reed suited up Pacers star Aaron Nesmith for the final regular season home game last Friday, after winning a design challenge facilitated by an IU merchandising alum who is Nesmith's stylist. “What you wear says who you are,” Reed told Fox59.
Spotlight on the lighting designer: Eskenazi faculty Justin Bailey
Eskenazi School Associate Professor Justin Bailey (Creative Core) is one of 14 lighting designers in the spotlight in Dezeen magazine's preview of the Look Book exhibition during this year's International Contemporary Furniture Fair in New York, to be held May 18-20.
WFIU's Inner States captures performance by digital arts' scofield
What should one whisper to an orange before peeling it? WFIU's Inner States podcast staged a performance of digital arts faculty clay scofield's "How to Preserve an Orange" and followed up with the artist to discuss play, experimentation, and being in tune with one's senses.
Putting for pages: Vonnegut prompts Eskenazi mini-golf challenge for Granfalloon
Given his taste for the absurd, Kurt Vonnegut himself might appreciate a mini-golf course that revisits the landscape and themes of his atomic-age novel "Cat's Cradle." Comp design students in Max Fertik's VonneGolf studio course captured the spirit of the novel in their installation for Granfalloon, to be previewed at April's First Thursday festival.
Carina Wang: her journey from design to sustainable fashion innovation
For Carina Wang, founder of Bloomswap, sustainable fashion isn't just a trendy concept - it's a mission that grew from personal need. A third-year student studying comprehensive design in the Eskenazi School, Wang is developing a platform that could revolutionize how students trade and reuse clothing.
COLUMN: Why the Berg Fashion Library is a valuable resource for IU students
Introduced to the Berg Fashion Library during last fall's Intensive Freshman Seminar, the columnist shares the value this IU Libraries resource provides Eskenazi School fashion design and merchandising students, including searchable archives of the history of global fashion and 100 years of Vogue magazine.
Architecture conference focuses on reimagining traditional materials with modern technologies
Architects, designers, researchers, craftspeople, students, and community members are invited to participate in AMT2025 (Architectural Material Technologies Commons) March 27-29. Held at IU's Miller Architecture Program in Columbus, the conference seeks to revolutionize an approach to material responsibility in architecture and design. The Republic newspaper previews the event.
J. Irwin Miller Architecture Program students help design bus shelter
Columbus has teamed up with IU’s J. Irwin Miller Architecture Program for a new design for a bus shelter at NexusPark, set to be installed by the end of April.
IU students build Vonnegut’s “Cat’s Cradle” themed mini golf course
Students part of a class titled “Vonnegolf” spent eight weeks planning, designing and creating five mini golf holes to bring to life at this spring’s Granfalloon Festival.
